Marlin ------------------------------------------------------------------------
Marlin aims to be a fully featured and powerful sample editor for the GNOME2 
platform. At the moment, it records, plays, loads, saves and displays 
samples.
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Marlin - Copyright (C) 2002-2005 Iain Holmes
marlin.sf.net  ---  iain@gnome.org

Useful[1] directory layout guide:
/ - Root of the source tree.
  | doc        - Documentation.
     | random  - Various text documents written about things.
  | marlin     - Contains the widgets and other things that could be shared in 
  |              libmarlin.so and libmarlinx.so.
  | pixmaps    - Images.
  | plugins    - Various plugin libraries.
     | pixmaps - Pixmaps for the plugins.
  | src        - Contains the actual application code.
     | bacon   - Things taken from libbacon.
     | dialogs - Code for the dialog boxes.
     | ephy    - Code taken from Epiphany.
     | libegg  - Code from libegg.
     | other   - Code taken from other sources.
     
[1] For varying degrees of useful.

Requirements:
GLib 2.8.0 or greater         - http://www.gtk.org
Gtk+ 2.8.0 or greater         - http://www.gtk.org
GStreamer 0.8.4 or greater    - http://www.gstreamer.net
Gstreamer plugins >= 0.8.4    - http://www.gstreamer.net
libuuid                       - http://e2fsprogs.sf.net
Libgnomeui 2.6.0 or greater   - http://www.gnome.org

Optional:
Nautilus CD Burner >= 2.11.5  - http://www.gnome.org
Musicbrainz 2.1.1 or greater  - http://www.musicbrainz.org
Gnome Media 2.7.0 or greater  - http://www.gnome.org

How to compile:
./configure
make
make install

Simple[2].

[2] For varying degrees of simple.